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GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares at 1-mth highs on renewed U.S. stimulus hopes

October 8, 2020

By Swati Pandey

SYDNEY, Oct 8 (Reuters) – A gauge of Asian shares climbed to a one-month high on Thursday, as renewed hopes for more U.S. stimulus helped restore investor confidence with markets now pricing in a Democratic victory during elections in November.

MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS rose 0.3% for its fourth straight session of gains to a level not seen since early September.

Australia’s benchmark index .AXJO jumped 1.1% to a one-month high helped by a larger-than-expected fiscal stimulus announced in federal budget on Tuesday night.

New Zealand shares .NZ50 rallied on expectations of further monetary policy easing after the country’s central bank said it was “actively considering” negative interest rates and a funding-for-lending programme.

Japan’s Nikkei .N225 added 0.5%.

Globally, risk assets have rallied since mid-March on a flood of central bank and government support for economies reeling from coronavirus-induced lockdowns world

Here’s Why Small-Cap ETFs Are Hitting New Highs

October 7, 2020

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Wall Street has been experiencing a roller-coaster ride over the past few weeks as election uncertainty and lack of additional stimulus continue to weigh on investor sentiments. Against this backdrop, small caps are clearly outperforming. This is especially true, as the Russell 2000 Index has risen 11.4% over the past three months compared to gains of 6.9% for the S&P 500, 7.8% for the Nasdaq Composite Index and 7.3% for the Dow Jones (read: Biden or Trump, These 4 ETF Zones Are Set to Gain).

We have highlighted some solid reasons for their outperformance:

Vaccine Hopes

Most of the biotech and pharma firms have been racing to develop the COVID-19 vaccines or treatment. AstraZeneca Plc AZN and Moderna MRNA are leading the way with both in phase 3 clinical trials for their vaccine candidate. Pfizer PFE, in collaboration with BioNTech and Johnson & Johnson JNJ, has also entered the late-stage

A Return to Recent Highs

October 3, 2020

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Trump’s COVID diagnosis … technical indicators suggest market strength … what John Jagerson and Wade Hansen are watching … a historically strong time of the year

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Overnight, we learned President Trump has tested positive for COVID-19.

As I write Friday morning, the markets are rallying from their 1% pre-market selloff, though still negative.

What are investors to make of this news?

Let’s turn to Louis Navellier, who updated his readers earlier this morning:

… after stunning runs higher like what we’ve experienced in the past week, it’s not unusual for the market to “burp” and digest its recent gains. That’s what is happening today.

Wall Street used this morning’s news that President Trump and the First Lady tested positive for COVID-19 as a reason to take some profits off the table. The broader indices all opened more than 1% lower today.

Of course, the virus is a very

How PepsiCo Can Finally Break Out to New Highs on Earnings

September 30, 2020

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PepsiCo (PEP) – Get Report has done well this week, jumping more than 3% as investors gear up for earnings.

The company will report its quarterly results on Thursday before the stock market opens. The stock has reclaimed and held several key levels this week.

However, PepsiCo is among the group of stocks that’s been unable to make new highs amid this run. While the S&P 500 has hit new highs, PepsiCo remains stubbornly below resistance.

On the plus side, it’s handily beating its biggest peer, Coca-Cola (KO) – Get Report.

For the year, PepsiCo has risen 1%, besting Coca-Cola’s 11% decline. While the two have similar performances over the last six months, PepsiCo is just 6.2% off its highs vs. down 18% for Coca-Cola.

The stock’s reaction was relatively muted to its last earnings beat, but bulls are hoping to get more of PepsiCo

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s personal trainer pays tribute, and more Highs and Lows

September 27, 2020

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Sole Witness Who Heard Cops Announce Themselves in Breonna Taylor Raid Changed His Story

This week, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron made the bombshell announcement that the cops who fatally shot Breonna Taylor would not be charged with killing her, calling their use of force in the March raid “justified to protect themselves.”In that justification, he said that one witness corroborated the three officers’ insistence that they knocked and identified themselves at Taylor’s Louisville home while executing a search warrant in connection with a narcotics investigation. It contradicted claims from Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenny Walker, and 11 other residents, who said they didn’t hear the cops announce themselves. Instead, Walker thought he was being burglarized and fired a warning shot that triggered a tragic chain of events.But, according to documents and audio obtained by VICE News on Saturday, that sole witness initially told investigators days after the March

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